In this video I put together a basic setup for IDE-style features like code completion, linting, and code actions for languages that support the Language Server Protocol inside of Emacs. I also added which-key to help with keybindings and flycheck-mode to help with displaying the warnings and errors from lsp-mode. After this general configuration, I add my Go-specific configuration and test it out on a minimal example program. I also add some extra code analyzers to lsp-go and set up a global binding for compilation. Now that we lsp-mode and company-mode ready to go, put your suggestions for future languages in the comments! I'm already planning to do Python and Rust, but I could try to figure out some others as well. Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 01:00 Installing Go 01:34 Mapping Caps Lock to Control with xmodmap 02:47 lsp-mode 06:10 which-key 07:55 company-mode 11:10 Using company for emacs-lisp-mode 15:00 go-mode 27:00 Trying it out 28:27 Trying it out successfuly 32:40 Fixing lsp-command-map binding 34:24 Binding recompile to F5 Website: https://bwestbro.com/